Category Archives: The Carnegie Museum of Natural History

Monday, May 30, 2016

Christina and Garrett (Carnegie Museum Wedding)

Some of the best receptions are the ones where most of the guest leave feeling a little disappointed. As a DJ, there’s nothing better than seeing friends and family of the bride and groom sad that the party is over. Christina and Garrett’s wonderful celebration at the Carnegie Museum left everyone, including me, convinced they could have danced until dawn.

The Music Hall Foyer at the museum is simply the most elegant and stunning venue in Pittsburgh. The newlyweds added lots of personal details throughout the space, but my favorite has to be their anniversary piñata!

Christina and Garrett planned for a special evening that allowed them plenty of time for celebrating, eating, visiting and lots of dancing. Their guests wasted no time filling up the large dance floor and going crazy to great songs from the 60’s to today. After two “One More Song!” encores it was clear no one was ready to see the night end. The happy couple planned ahead for that as well, as everyone headed off to the after-party to continue the epic celebration.

by EricTags: Anniversary Piñata, Dance Party, museum wedding

Sunday, March 20, 2016

Kate and Chris (Carnegie Museum)

I frequently have the opportunity to DJ weddings for people who have grown up in Pittsburgh and had to move away for school, jobs or other reasons. Kate and Chris came back to the city for their big celebration at the Carnegie Museum in Oakland.

The Music Hall Foyer looked stunning as the newlyweds had their first dance. I can’t think of a better venue to treat out-of-town guests to the best of Pittsburgh.

Kate and Chris had invited lots of friends and family to be part of their special day. They were so excited to be with the happy couple, that once it was time to dance everyone crowded the floor and got crazy. There wasn’t a dull moment all evening as the guests danced and sang to every single song that played. The newlyweds now get to visit more destinations before heading back home. They are headed to Thailand and Vietnam for a once in a life time honeymoon!

by EricTags: museum wedding, Pittsburgh Wedding Destination, Top 40

Monday, September 7, 2015

Victoria and Ben (Carnegie Museum Wedding DJ)

Many couples worry about hiring a wedding DJ who may act corny or play cheesy music. It’s important that the style of the DJ and the music matches the tastes of the bride and groom. Tory and Ben knew what was right for for their elegant and wonderfully fun celebration at the Carnegie Museum Music Hall Foyer.

The Carnegie Museum continues to be my favorite venue in Pittsburgh. The beauty and elegance of the Music Hall Foyer just can’t be matched.

Tory and Ben provided me terrific guidance regarding the playlist for their celebration. They knew exactly what their friends and family would enjoy, but also gave me the opportunity to contribute to the music selections. Everyone had a great time dancing, singing and celebrating with the newlyweds. The happy couple created a beautiful and modern celebration that no one will ever forget.

by EricTags: Celebration, Fun, Modern, museum, Pittsburgh, Playlist, Wedding, Young

Sunday, August 16, 2015

Lisa and Joseph (Carnegie Museum Wedding DJ)

Almost anyone you meet would tell you that they love music, but only a select few people are truly passionate about a wide variety of songs and artists. Even fewer still know how to craft a great playlist to create their ideal wedding celebration. Lisa and Joe’s passion and knowledge of music allowed them to choose the perfect soundtrack for their reception at the Carnegie Museum’s Music Hall Foyer in Pittsburgh, PA

The Music Hall is my absolutely favorite place to DJ in Pittsburgh. Such an amazingly beautiful venue that is elegant and timeless.

Lisa and Joe’s friends and family were tuned in to the couple’s music selections as everyone cheered and sang along to each song. Everyone partied and danced all night long before heading off to the after party for more celebrating. The happy couple is headed off to a romantic Mediterranean Cruise where they can relax and, I’m sure, listen to some more great music.

by EricTags: children's museum, Dance Circle, museum, Party

Saturday, October 11, 2014

Lindsay and Roy (Carnegie Museum)

Weddings are hard work. It’d be easy to use up all your energy just planning for such an important day. Lindsay and Roy didn’t have any problem keeping their excitement going throughout their elegant celebration at Carnegie Museum’s Hall of Sculpture in Oakland. From their first dance all the way to the last song, they made sure to enjoy every moment to its fullest.

The newlyweds had arranged to give their guests a wonderful wedding experience. Everything started with a beautiful ceremony at Heinz Chapel, which was immediately followed by cocktails on the Grand Staircase at the Carnegie. When guests moved to the Hall of Sculpture, everyone was commenting on how spectacular everything looked. The entire evening flowed smoothly and efficiently so that when the dance floor opened, people were ready to join in the fun.

You can see some of the beautiful decor and the rest of the party in this video.

Lindsay and Roy were smart to spend both cocktail hour and dinner time visiting with their guests, which allowed them lots of opportunities to dance. I was blown away by how tirelessly they were able to keep moving all night long. After an amazing amount of planning and celebrating, these two were finally ready to enjoy their well deserved honeymoon in Maldives.

by EricTags: Elegant, museum, Pink, Planning, Video

Sunday, July 6, 2014

Kristen and Omar (Carnegie Museum)

I believe every couple should be able to have their wedding exactly as they’ve always dreamed. It’s important to make the details of your day a true reflection of who you are. Kristen and Omar did an amazing job making their celebration at the Carnegie Museum a terrific blend of style, elegance, and fun.

Their reception began with cocktails in the Hall of Architecture, with live music by the MerryMakers, who then led the guests in a New Orleans Style parade to the Music Hall Foyer, where the newlyweds held their romantic first dance. It was a great way to show everyone this was going to be a very special evening.

As dinner ended, the guests were able to enjoy a great mix of music chosen by the newlyweds. Kristen and Omar worked hard on a playlist which included everything from Sinatra, The Drifters, Journey, and Neil Diamond, as well as newer music from Pitbull and Michael Jackson. The music, as well as many other elements of the evening, worked perfectly as a way for this fun and stylish couple to share parts of themselves with their closest friends and family.

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